Co-Ed

Magazine publishers have discovered yet another reason to create a magazine filled with girls. Co-Ed plays off the age-old formula of desirable ladies on glossy pages to bring you a publication supposedly about college. While the magazine does a respectable job of covering the beer guzzling, party going, sports loving college experience, it's still the girls that make Co-Ed go round. The magazine also features its own comic section, reviews on music movies and gadgets, and, if you haven't already figured it out, girls.

Cooking Smart

The more Americans diet, the more they hunger for diet cooking magazines. In a fast-paced world that doesn't lend itself to eating right, Cooking Smart helps dieters find a way to cook the meals they want in the small window of time they have to do so. Cooking Smart a solid design, one that complements, but doesn't wrestle for attention with the main focus of the magazine: the food.

Looking Good Now!

Get off the couch, put away the potato chips and throw away the batteries to your remote. It's time to leave the house and do something. Maybe you could even walk to the store and purchase the first issue of Looking Good Now!, a magazine devoted to those looking to be more active and manage their weight. Shape and Men's Fitness bring readers a publication combining weight loss tips, timesaving recipes and inspiration to get out and do something healthy for oneself.

New Beauty

We are becoming a nation of "nip and tuck" and nowhere is that more obvious than in New Beauty, the self proclaimed "ultimate cosmetic enhancement guide." With 13 different regional editions and a national directory to tie them all together, New Beauty is putting its readers in touch with plastic surgeons from across the country. From Northern California to South Florida, New Beauty puts the plastic surgeon on a silver platter, serving as a buyer's guide for the best knife. Also, with a title like New Beauty, the publication is improving its odds for longevity. When the cosmetic enhancement craze dies out, New Beauty can shape itself to fit the latest craze in beauty enhancement, and avoid trapping itself into one specific niche.

Remember the '70s Word Seek

From the days of John Denver, Disco and bellbottom pants comes Remember the '70s Word Seek. PennyPress continues to crank out word puzzle magazines seemingly at the speed of light, but still manage to maintain their standard of quality per publication. It's a blast from the past, whether or not you're a history buff.